lyle was sort of small-area elevation and subsidence. darwin thought more in terms of continental science pieces. so darwin thought of the whole pacific as an area of subsidence. now, the place that he had the best opportunity to actually climb around on a coral reef himself was in the keeling islands in the indian ocean and this is a quite beautiful drawing he did of the keeling islands and in his view, the coral reefs were formed by -- were built on a gently subsiding ocean floor. and that they might be thousands of feet thick. this was not something that could be tested at the time because people couldn't get very far below the surface of the water. although, they dropped lead plum bobs toward 1,000 feet so very, very deep for the period. darwin noted how quickly coral reefs fall off. how they dropped down very dramatically and you can see that in his coral -- in his coral -- his drawing of the keeling islands. the charting of keeling islands was done by this voyage and keeling islands were not recharted until the 1940s during world w

lyle overbay with one away and a runner on at first.nto has had major struggles against the east, understandably so, convenient more so than the orioles. the orioles have 14 wins against their eastern division oh pockets. toronto has only 12. nay do not have the jays, a winning record against any of the eastern division team this is year. albert, a 1-0 count. overbay, oh-fer two off of albers. you saw the orioles' decision, wigginton moving back at first base with a four-run lead and a left-hander up there. you just -- lend is probably not going to go anywhere anyway and you want to cut down on that hole to the left-hander on a ground ball between first and second. wigginton will stay just close enough to keep lend from just taking off. the pitch is going to be down low. two ball, one strike count. >> buck: you back him up when the pitch is being delivered so he can increase his lateral range and hopefully should overbay pull the ball to first base, he'll have a chance to knock it down. he'll stay right there. there you see he is backin

here is lyle overbay. here is vernon wells.he struggle continues for matt albers and he is not out of it yet. he had stopped at second base with markakis leading the league in assists and markakis knows that. in his haste to get ball, he bobbled it. too tight. vernon has to get out of the way. chris ray now getting loose in the orioles bullpen. vernon wells talking it over with colbreth. that was little close, wasn't it? 3-0 on wells. there is a strike, 3-1. >> buck: again, you get your self into a hitter count. you give vernon wells the opportunity to look in a particular area of the plate. he has already hit a home run today. he had a base hit in his last at-bat. there is a line drive, a base hit. and here is another run that scores. adam lind comes in. so albers has allowed four of the five hitters he has faced to reach ant jays get two huge insurance runs here in the 7th inning. >> buck: and you give roy halladay a little bit more breathing room. this pitch well off the plate. wells not trying to do too much with it knowing

if she liked it, lyle like it. >> medical research right there. survey conducted by carlotta. [laughing] >> the time is 5:42. coming up, the economy seems to be taking its toll on many couples' love lives. what you can do to help your relationship. >> and here is a live look -- >> at us! >> at us! >> all right. how about beer-battered shrimp and chips... or one of our coastal soup and grilled shrimp salad combinations? eight dishes that fit into your lunch hour... starting at just $6.99. at red lobster. >> good morning. sarah caldwell here checking on your morning commute. here's what's going on. not a lot. southbound 95 approaching 100, we have a medical call there. and then phelps luck drive in the area of columbia, we have a motorcycle accident in that intersection. as far as what else is going on? not a whole lot. our speed sensors are up. drive times are up in the outer loom loop down from 95 to i-95. let's give you a look outside this morning. a live view of traffic in the area of 95 just south of 100. north and southbound traffic looks good through howard county. proble

he got a letter from then head coach lyle blackburn that they were interested in signing him. he politely declined and said he was going into another contact sport, politics. he threw out the pitch at the red sox game this past april. >>> the man accused of killing a beloved high school football coach says her client is not competent to go to trial. he was gunned down in june in front of his students. becker's attorney says doctors say he suffers from hallucinations and he's incompetent to be put on the stand. the d.a. says they're going to ask the court for a separate evaluation. >>> the williams sisters have made history in another sport, football. they were officially introduced as part owners of the miami dolphins. the two bought a small stake in the team and they're the first two african american women who own part of the team. they say the dolphins are their favorite team. >>> speaking of girl power, wait till you hear how this young woman made history in the little league series. >> we're looking forward to it. >>> right now we're remembering the long discontinue distin

lyle rexler of brooklyn is withholding judgment. >> we won't know until we find out whether, you know, he gets something through. then we will find out if he did a good job or not. >> reporter: even worse for republicans in congress. just 21% approve of how they are handling health care. 62% disapprove. >> of course they want -- >> reporter: the public is split over reform efforts. 54% worry the president's efforts go too far and will make it worse. 41% are concerned reforms won't go far enough. this obama supporter from eastern maryland believes the president has to be flexible. >> i think he ought to deal with the public, you know, see what the people want. listen to the people and do what they want him to do. >> i'm sorry, sir, i just don't believe you. >> reporter: the townhalls -- the country is evenly divided. 43% say they have done more harm than good. 42% say they have done more good than harm. and by overwhelming majority, democrats believe they're harmful. republicans believe they're good. michelle mockey of lawrenceville, georgia, voted for john mccain in 2008. >> i think t

the old oak fell across the entire backyard, into the garage and across two cars, but missed the lyle family's home by barely a foot or so. >> if there was another tree, this house would be gone. and if that tree was moved a couple of feet over, i seriously don't think my daughter would be alive. her head is right where that dormer window is. >> wow. >> reporter: so damage is widespread throughout baltimore county. from the high winds in lutherville, all the way over here to chase, where lightning has heavily damaged a historic church. the methodist church took a direct hit from lightning right in the sanctuary. the roof collapsed destroying the 140-year-old church, the first church in chase. >> with every loss, there is a possibility for renewal. so we have some things we're going to try to work out amongst the church leadership and the congregation, and see what the next step is. >> reporter: pastor barnes says the church was originally built by the community here 140 years ago. and that same community has already reached out to help. in baltimore county, roosevelt leftwich, abc 2 n

lyle is a legend in the supreme court reporting. he is celebrating his 59th year as a journalist and his 49th year covering the supreme court. during his extraordinary career he has covered one in every for justice-- justices ever to sit on the supreme court. he currently reports for the indispensable, which i am sure you are reading and if you are not you really should. he also reports on the court for radio station wbur in boston and for justice talking, and embryo program originating in philadelphia. he is the author of the reporter and the law, the techniques of covering the courts and is a member of the hall of fame of the society of professional journalists. our next panelist really requires no introduction. juan williams is one of america's leading journalist. he serves as the news analyst for npr, a contributing political analyst for the fox news channel and is a regular panelist on fox news sunday. he has also appeared on numerous television programs including nightline, "washington week" in review, obreck, cnn's crossfire

it's our very own diane sawyer's dog, lyle la.ainer sara wilson takes her to pool and shows herer where the steps e. she's a little unsusu at first. done.ome treats get the job >> t there you go. good girl. >> reporter: the processss is repeated so lylely will remember where to go. >> yay, lila. good girl. >> reporter:r: after a rest, shs ready to tackle the pool steps onowow >> good girl. gorl. yay,ilila. >> rorortete what's s the numbm one satyty tip? ou the.t them m in getting in a have a flotation devevicice reaf necessary. >> reporter: so, with a little practice and some patience, man's best friend can swim alongside you in style. >> from lila to layla. we have layla here from the humane society of new york, who is up for adoption, by the way. probably not long after this segment airs. we're going to talk more about ways to keep your pet safe around the pool area. layla's wearing a life jacket. your pets can get really exhausted out there. not be able to make it back to the edge of the pool, or the lake or the ocean, wherever

simpson, claus von bulow, and eric and lyle menendez, a constant presence in the courtroom, he was ahis equal time, you know, and then i have to get the say. i take a stand, and it doesn't always make me popular. >> reporter: his stand was shaped by personal tragedy, the killing of his own daughter, dominique dunn, an actress who appeared in the film "poltergeist" was strangled to death by her estranged boyfriend. the jury called it manslaughter, not murder. the outcome left dominick outraged. >> i was so horrified by what went on in that courtroom. and i realized i had the power to write about it and the ability to go on tv and talk about it and all the sort of sham that goes on at these trials. >> reporter: dunne was a special correspondent for "vanity fair" magazine and also wrote best-selling novels, including "a season in purgatory" and "the two mrs. grenvilles." he enjoyed the success that was so hard-earned. he'd overcome much and loved the life he'd created for himself. if you were lucky enough to know dominick dunne, lucky enough to call him a friend, you knew how loyal and

lyle overbay, he is making the start in the outfield here, overbay, the left-handed hitter, 2-3 lifetime berken. the first baseman for toronto. 1-2 delivery to him and a chopper. he got jammed. the play will be made to berken covering and get the out. overbay is retired here in the second inning. the orioles are going to be back in town monday to begin a seven-game road stand against the a's and angels. you can celebrate brad bergesen t-shirt. the first 10,000 fans will get that brad bergesen orioles' t- shirt. 888-848-bird or orioles.com for information. >> buck: i think it is very important that mark pointed out what dave trembley said about jason berken. this is not a do-or-die situation. he shouldn't feel that way. you can imagine there has been a lot of things circulating in his mind about his record, 1-9, and about the fact that make he will lose this opportunity. but there is nobody to replace him. >> buck: and he knows that, too. the orioles don't have anyone else to move in, unless they move up one of the other kids, and they don't want to do that. so he is fully aware that the

simpson, eric and lyle menedez. he was a consistent advocate for justice. >> i never do this equal time. then i have to -- i take a stand. it doesn't always make me popular. >> reporter: his stand was shaped by personal tragedy, the killing of his own daughter. dominique dunne, an actress who appeared in the film "poltergeist." the outcome left him outraged. >> i was so horrified about what went on in that courtroom. and i realized that i had the power to write about it. and the ability to go on tv and talk about it. and all the sort of sham that goes on at the trial. >> reporter: dunne was a special correspondent of vanity fair magazine and wrote specialty novels. he enjoyed the success that was so hard-earned he'd overcome much and loved the life he created for himself. if you were lucky enough to know dominick dunne, lucky enough to call him a friend, you knew how loyal and true he was. he was true to the end. anderson cooper, cnn, new york. >>> mourning senator ted kennedy, plans are made for the legend day lawm

i tell you what, if you can find me a rookie year sparky lyle baseball card i'll give you that broken don't know. >> it's all right. boys keep going. go a-rod, go, yankees. i didn't go to yard sales when i was a kid, these kids are out here shopping with their parents. you can get just about everything. how about a roller, heidi? >> yeah. that's great. >> this is $14 marked down to 3. the sales are already starting here and you can get yourself a good deal. thousands of dollars exchanges hands throughout the next four days. i talked to some vendors that make $8,000, $9,000, $10,000 just from this weekend alone. come on in and bring your junk craving sales out here and pick up some stuff. i'll sneak out before they catch me. >> it still feels like friday. i'll take that a-rod card if you find it for riley. if you fwind it. rob marciano, thank you so much. >>> also, in fact, we kind of wanted to know, we've been asking all morning long for your feedback about this yard sale because we want to know if the tough economy has actually turned you into one of those people that goes to the gar

>> controversy about a proposal for a lyle rate extension in baltimore.ome say the -- it could put lives in danger. the governor says it is the best transit option for the state. >> you're taking a live look at downtown baltimore. jim has your 11 insta-weather plus forecast next. >> good sunday morning for you. if you like the hot and humid weather, it is a good sunday morning for you. we are dealing with a little bit of haz this -- haze this morning. more heat and humidity later this afternoon. right now at 73 at the airport. the harbor is at 76. temperatures warmer downtown. that is the trend. all that concrete and blacktop tends to hold the heat a little better. it will be warmer in the city. today will be what we call a pool day. a day you try to get out to the pool and get into the air conditioning. let's get to the radar picture many -- you can really see rain pushing into delaware and the del-mar-va area. plenty of heat and humidity down to the south. that's what's petroleuming in some of that into our back yard. 7 in easton. 80 degrees in ocean ci

there is actually a high lyle -- like hihood lihood of reoffendi.l or psychotic thoughts, and someone who is not exposed to other people who lives with someone with psychotic thoughts can develop, and i don't know if this is the case here, but can develop something where two people -- the delusion of two people, one person becomes psychotic being with that other person and hearing nothing but psychotic material, develops similar delusions, and so i mean i would wonder, you know, about that. i would wonder about whether this woman was, you know, under his spell so to speak if she was abused in some way or emotional abused or controlled. we just don't know yet, but there are multiple possibilities. >> quickly here, dr. saltz, humans are resilient. what steps should the victim not skip here? >> i think that hopefully the media -- i know we're all very interested and curious, but hopefully we will all go away shortly so she has privacy to take the time that she needs to talk at her own pace, which may be little to none. it really should be left up to he